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Study On Acquisitive Prescription System

Posted on:2009-08-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:G Y FanFull Text:PDF
GTID:2166360242970259Subject:Civil and Commercial Law
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Acquisitive prescription is an important legal system to set up and stabilize circulating order of property. Originating from Rome law, it has been adopted by most contemporary countries. China has not been established this system for the influence of the former Soviet Unions civil law. With development of market economy in our country and the improving in law science, the scholars begun to study the function and value of acquisitive prescription. Examining acquisitive prescription development history, we can find that acquisitive prescription is to fit in with development of market economy. In market economy society, the circulation speed of property is very quickly. Therefore, People take it seriously in business field. And People move frequently from one place to another, all these will lead to the property separation between occupying person and the proprietor as a result. If let it separating for a long time, it will not benefit the development and stabilization of the society. Acquisitive prescription is a machine to correct rights, it can correct the defect of right unceasingly. Acquisitive prescription beneficial to boosting business safe and making the best possible use of everything, keep great balance between individual benefit and society benefit. Certainly, Our country needs to set up Chinese characteristic's acquisitive prescription and we must think about our national conditions .This article begin with the history of acquisitive prescription, analysis the function and value of acquisitive prescription, and exams the elementary requirements acquisitive prescription and duration. I hope to find out a new way to set up acquisitive prescription in our country.
Keywords/Search Tags:acquisitive prescription, occupy, proprietary right
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